REFERENCES FOR ADDITIONAL READING
Colegrove, M. E. & McVety, M. A.
List of subject headings for information file. Elm tree press, Woodstock, Vt. (Modern American library economy series).
Dana, J. C.
Color and position filing. Elm tree press, Woodstock, Vt. (Modern American library economy series).
Dickey, P. A.
Care of pamphlets and clippings in libraries. H. W. Wilson & Company, New York City.
Fairfax, Virginia
Pamphlets and clippings in the business library; pamphlet printed by Journal of Electricity, San Francisco.
Krause, L. B.
Engineers' technical file. Engineering record Dec. 18, 1915, p. 760-61.
Krause, L. B.
Indexing data on stream flow and rainfall. Engineering record Jan. 31, 1914, p. 140-41.
McVety, M. A. & Colegrove, M. E.
Vertical file. Elm tree press, Woodstock, Vt. (Modern American library economy).
Ovitz, D. G.
The "Readers' Guide" and the vertical file. H. W. Wilson Company, New York City.
CHAPTER VII
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT FOR THE
BUSINESS LIBRARY
It is the purpose of this chapter to give an outline of the equipment required by the business library to do its work adequately. Some business men make the mistake of thinking that the mechanical equipment which they purchase will make a satisfactory library, while others put their faith in employing a librarian who they expect will create library service with the expenditure of very little money for facilities and tools for carrying on the work.
Both opinions are wrong, for the business library needs adequate equipment with which to perform acceptable service quite as much as it does a skillful librarian.